Safety Technician in Caspe

The selected person will be responsible for implementing, supervising, and improving occupational risk prevention procedures, ensuring compliance with current regulations and promoting a safety culture in all activities carried out.

The position requires daily presence at the facilities located between Escatrón and Caspe (Zaragoza), from where travel to the different assigned plants will be carried out.

• Prepare, review, and implement Health and Safety Plans for assigned projects.
• Implement OHS policies, procedures, and annual plans, including the Stop Work Policy.
• Prepare and update risk assessments, emergency plans, and traffic plans.
• Manage the opening of workplaces and keep Subcontracting Books up to date.
• Supervise compliance with ORP regulations and specific client requirements.

• Perform periodic safety inspections and verify compliance with established procedures.
• Supervise the preventive documentation of contracting and subcontracting companies through Business Activity Coordination (BAC) platforms.
• Review work equipment, chemical product safety data sheets, and individual and collective protection equipment (PPE and CPE).
• Implement and manage work permit systems and LOTO procedures.
• Coordinate safety meetings with collaborating companies and project managers.

• Investigate accidents and incidents, perform root cause analysis, and implement corrective and preventive actions.
• Prepare monthly OHS reports, indicators, and dashboards.
• Participate in external audits, follow-up meetings, and safety committees.
• Identify improvement opportunities and supervise their implementation.

• Act as the OHS liaison with clients, collaborating companies, authorities, and other involved agents.
• Coordinate with the External Prevention Service (SPA) and supervise staff health surveillance.
• Collaborate closely with project management to ensure established safety standards.
• Collaborate in the investigation of incidents and accidents, collecting information and supporting the determination of causes.

• University degree: Engineering, Technical Engineering, Bachelor's, Diploma, Licentiate, or Master's.
• Senior Technician degree in ORP, with the three specialties: Occupational Safety, Industrial Hygiene, and Ergonomics and Applied Psychosociology.
• Previous experience in occupational risk prevention within the industrial construction sector, performing functions as an ORP Technician, ORP Manager, Health and Safety Coordinator, or in contractor and subcontractor environments.
• Knowledge of occupational risk prevention and business activity coordination regulations.
• Proficiency in BAC tools, document management platforms, and data consolidation.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Teams.
• Leadership, risk analysis, and team management skills.
• Communication, organization, and teamwork skills.
• Autonomy, initiative, and the ability to manage different priorities.